Frames
Find a frame shape that complements you
Frame selection depends on personal style, fit, prescription, lens needs, and comfort. Face shape can be a useful starting point when exploring different styles.
Square Face
Frames with gentle curves or oval shapes can help soften strong angles. Styles that are slightly wider than they are deep are often a good place to start.
View guide →Oval Face
Oval faces are naturally balanced. Frames that are as wide as, or slightly wider than, the broadest part of the face can preserve that balance.
View guide →Oblong Face
Frames with more lens depth, a lower bridge, or stronger vertical presence can visually shorten a longer face shape.
View guide →Round Face
Angular and rectangular frames can add definition and create the appearance of additional length. Very round frames may emphasize facial curves.
View guide →Heart-Shaped Face
Frames with lighter lines and visual weight toward the lower half can help balance a broader forehead and narrower chin.
View guide →Triangle Face
Frames with detail or emphasis along the brow line can draw attention upward and balance a broader jaw line.
View guide →Diamond Face
Oval, rimless, and softly upswept styles can highlight the eyes and cheekbones while balancing a narrower forehead and jaw.
View guide →More than face shape
Bridge fit, temple length, lens size, prescription, and how a frame sits behind the ears all matter. The best frame is one that fits securely, supports your lenses, and feels comfortable throughout the day.
Our optical team can help you compare shapes and sizes when you visit.
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